Is there a way to open developer page on Huawei AppGallery where shown all apps of that developer?
You can go to My Apps to see all the apps under your developer's account. The steps are as follows:
Sign in to your Huawei developer's account: Sign in
Choose App Services:
Choose AppGallery Connect:
Choose My Apps:
Now you can see all your apps in AppGallery:
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How do you build an development iPhone app that can run on arbitrary iPhones you do not have in-hand? I have no iPhone, personally and wish to create a build that I can distribute to a small group of beta testers?
I have a signing cert, but get the dreaded error:
"Failed to create provisioning profile. There are no devices registered in your account on the developer website. Plug in and select a device to have Xcode register it."
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Firstly, you need a paid developer account. (99$)
Use a TestFlight app.
I'm trying to renew the iOS push certificates according to this link
https://support.symantec.com/en_US/article.HOWTO95536.html
Tutorial says "In the AppCenter console, go to Settings --> Certificates --> Apple/iOS Certificates."
O_o I'm looking for this "appcenter console" since 2 hours...
Where is the "AppCenter console"
I looked into the itunesconnect page of my app, not found, neither in the apple developer portal..
Apple does not have an AppCenter. AppCenter is a distribution/analytic/push-notification/etc. service offered by Microsoft for mobile development.
I have a customer that wants to distribute our non-public application via their internal application store.
I have attempted to sign the application for distribution as an "App Store" application and "Ad-Hoc" application, using our development account and profile, but keep having an issue with the provisioning certificate according to the user.
They have other applications that were deployed via the MDM and others just provided a signed IPA file. The client uses MAAS 360 as a MDM solution, does anyone know how to properly sign the application for distributing via MAAS360?
If you sign the app with 'Ad-Hoc' provisioning profile then it will be locked to the UDID's of the devices you have in the system. This should work just fine provided you:
unlock the phone with XCode
ensure same phone is part of the profile
enroll that phone
push the app
In order to push the apps to any device in the world via mdm you need the customer to be registered for ENTERPRISE developer program (this registration requires a DUNS number and costs 300 USD/year). Once you have that you will be able to create a provisioning profile that allows installation on any device.
Through the safari browser , I have added one of my org device UDID in the Developer account. Now I am trying to install one of custom application using iTunes to that device. But App failed to install.
I am able to see in the Developer account that , under the profiles , it is showing 0.
Why I am unable to install the app in the device.
The same scenario I tried with iPad , But It got installed. Can anyone tell me what could be the reason ??
What you need to do is sign the Application with an Adhoc_Distribution Profile and include your iPhone as well as any other devices you want to deploy your application on.
To create the profile, go to provisioning portal, select Provisioning from left, then choose distribution tab. From there select Adhoc_Distribution, select proper AppID and add the devices you want to deploy application upon.
Download the profile and follow these steps..
http://diaryofacodemonkey.ruprect.com/2011/03/18/ad-hoc-app-distribution-with-xcode-4/
Then use the iTunes to install the Application on required devices.
I'm trying to figure out more details on how apps are distributed to users when under the Enterprise developer program. The Enterprise Deployment Guide states:
If you develop an application that you want to distribute yourself, it must be digitally signed with a certificate issued by Apple. You must also provide your users with a distribution provisioning profile that allows their device to use the application.
What I want to know is how is the provisioning profile is created so that a specific device is allowed to use the app? Is this done by adding device UDIDs into the profile as per the standard developer program? Or some other means?
Provisioning profiles are managed thanks a website provided by Apple. It will be possible to generate and download Provisioning profiles from this website.
Then, if you sign an application with the Enterprise program licence, you will be able to install it on any device. You just have to send to the user your application and the provisioning profile.
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